Creating Grids

The video tutorial explains how to transfer and enlarge an image using a grid method. It begins with setting up a grid on a new surface by doubling the size of the original grid. The process involves creating light hash marks and drawing lines to form a grid. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of drawing lightly so the grid can disappear after transferring the image. Finally, the image is transferred square by square from the original to the new surface.

What is the purpose of using a grid system in image enlargement?

• To change the image's orientation

• To reduce the size of the image

• To proportionately transfer and enlarge the image

• To add color to the image

What is the size of the new grid squares compared to the original?

• The same size

• Half the size

• Triple the size

• Double the size

What materials are necessary for creating the new grid on the larger surface?

• A computer and printer

• A paintbrush and canvas

• A camera and tripod

• A pencil, a ruler, and a clean sheet of paper

Why is it important to make the hash marks light when setting up the grid?

• To ensure they are visible from a distance

• To make them easy to erase later

• To prevent damaging the paper

• To make the grid lines darker

How should you hold the ruler when drawing lines to connect hash marks?

• At an angle

• Loosely

• Vertically

• Steadily and straight

What is the final step before starting the image transfer?

• Ensuring the grid lines are light

• Erasing the grid

• Adding more hash marks

• Coloring the grid

What should you do if the grid lines are too dark?

• Ignore them

• Erase them completely

• Leave them as they are

• Redraw them lightly